OFK Bor

Full name

Omladinski fudbalski klub Bor

Nickname(s)

Real sa Pirita

Founded

1919

Ground

Stadion kraj Pirita, Bor, Serbia

Capacity

4,000

President

Žarko Petrović

Manager

Ivan Bešinić

League

Serbian League East

2014–15

Serbian League East, 9th

Home colours

Away colours

FK Bor (Serbian Cyrillic: ФK Бop) is a football club based in Bor, Serbia.

History

The club was founded in 1919 as a Serbian-French sports society under the name Asotiation Sportive Bor or ASB for short. It was managed by a Frenchman named Loren, the director of mechanical services in Bor mining company. Not much is recorded about the early club activity, until the first official game played jn 1920. First ASB's head coach was Gallois, who also played for the club as well as for France national football team. At the beginning of the Second World War, the club was renamed BSK. This was the most successful club in the area of the Eastern Serbia and achieved good results in the first part of Serbian football competitions.

BSK and Bor merged in 1946, to form a club with the name of Radnički. The club officially changed its name to FK Bor and was engaged in the first post-war organized competitions. In the meantime, in the name of the club was added the prefix "rudarski" and the club was known by the name (RFK Bor) until 1974, year when the club erased the name prefix.

Victories over Radnički Niš by 7:0 and Radnički Kragujevac by 9:1 are good examples of some great exhibitions made in the 50's. In 1963 the club entered to the Second league, and since then, several times, the club participated in the top division, the Yugoslav First League, having participated, in the season of 1968/69, in the European Cup Winners Cup.

Records and highlights

FK Bor was played in the national Cup Finale in season 1967/1968:

Belgrade Cup Finale:

Red Star Belgrade. – FK Bor 7:0 ( 1:0 )

Highest League Position : 13 in First League

Lowest League Position : 16 in Pomoravsko-Timočka Zona

Highest Attendance : 20000 in UEFA Cup Winners' Cup R1 vs Slovan Bratislava

Biggest Win : 21–0 against BSK Bogovina in Spring 1960

Biggest Defeat : 13-0 against FK Tabane on 13. April 2016

Honours

Yugoslav Second League
- Winners: 1967–68, 1971-72
Yugoslav Cup
- Runners-Up: 1967–68
Third League
- Winners: 1962–63, 1979–80, 1989–90, 1995–96
Niš zone
- Winners: 1960–61, 1961–62
Bor and Zaječar District Cup
- Winners: 1935–36, 1936–37, 1938–39, 1995–96, 1996–97
Niš Football Association Cup
- Winners: 1953–54
RTB trophy
- Winners: 1957

FK Bor in Europe

season	competition	round	land	team	result
1968–69	CWC	1round		Slovan Bratislava	0:3, 2:0

Current squad

First-team squad

2014-2015

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.		Position	Player
		GK	Nikola Trailović (captain)
		GK	Aleksandar Nešović
		GK	Milan Stojčić
		DF	Miša Stamenković
		DF	Darko Janković
		DF	Nikola Nikolić
		DF	Miloš Stanojević
		DF	Uroš Živanović
		DF	Miloš Marković
		DF	Petar Čovrtanović
		MF	Marko Terzić

No.		Position	Player
		MF	Ivan Terzić
		MF	Nikola Krstić
		MF	Marko Cokić
		MF	Pavle Lazarević
		MF	Miloš Đoševski
		MF	Saša Jovanović
		MF	Milan Stanković
		MF	Vido Mladenović
		FW	Dejan Mašić
		FW	Marjan Mladenović
		FW	Dalibor Mirković

FK Bor Supporters Player of the Year

2009/10: Marko Terzić

Managerial history

Ivan Bešinić (5 September 20104 -current)
Hakija Rovčanin (August 2013 -5 September 2014)
Rajko Mitić (December 2011 – August 2013)
Milija Brkić (5 September 2010 -December 2011)
Miodrag Milić (1–5 September 2010 – only one game)
Emil Salifovski (March, 2010 – September 2010)
Vojkan Aleksić (August 2009 – March, 2010)
Miodrag Nikolić (2008 – August, 2009)
Nenad Branković (May, 2007–2008)
Vojkan Aleksić (August 2006 – May, 2007)
? (July, 2004–2006)
Zaviša Milosavljević (24 July 2002 – July, 2004)
Nemanja Radulović (February 2001 -20 June 2002)
Dragan Ivanov (August 2000 – February, 2001)
Zaviša Milosavljević (September 1999 – August, 2000)
Vladimir Petrović (January, 1999 – September, 1999)
Hakija Rovčanin (Summer, 1998 – January, 1999)
Milenko Kiković (July, 1997 – Summer, 1998)
Zoran Čolaković (June, 1995 – July, 1997)
Vladimir Petrović (May 16, 1994 – June, 1995)
Slobodan Perišić (August, 1993 – May 15, 1994)
Budislav Pajić (February, 1993 – August, 1993)
Slobodan Perišić (September, 1990 – February, 1993)
Hakija Rovčanin (April, 1990 – September, 1990)
Ištvan Šorban (December, 1987 – April, 1990)
Slobodan Radović (April, 1987 – December, 1987)
Nedeljko Pilčević (June, 1986 – April, 1987)
Milan Damnjanović (January, 1986 – June, 1986)

Slobodan Perišić (August, 1978 – January, 1986)
Radojica Radojičić (1977/78)
Pavao Rajzner (May, 1976 – until the end of the season 1976/77)
Dragutin Spasojević (October, 1974 – May, 1976)
Milan Ilić-Meda (Autumn, 1973 – October, 1974)
Boris Marović (June, 1965 – Autumn, 1973)
Dragutin Spasojević (December, 1972–1973)
Sima Vilić (August, 1972 – December, 1972)
Marcel Žigante (1968–1972)
Radojica Radojičić (1966–1968)
Milivoje Bakovljev (June, 1965– December, 1965)
Branislav Aćimović (January, 1964– June, 1965)
Boris Marović (October, 1963 – until the end of the season 1963/64)
Miodrag Arunović (August, 1963 – October, 1963)
Asim Fehmi (June, 1963 – August, 1963)
Petar Purić (January, 1963 – June, 1963)
Abdulah Gegić (1961–1963)
Ilija Rajković (January, 1961 – until the end of the season 1960/61)
Babanović (1960 – until the second half of the season 1960/61)
Dragoljub Nikolić (1960 – only coached 5 competitive matches in 1960/61)
Boško Ralić (1958–1960)
Petar Purić (1956–1958)
Budimir Milivojević-Skulja (first professional manager (1952–1956))
Gallois (1919–?)

External links

Famous History of FK Bor (in Serbian)

Coordinates: 40°59′24″N 29°01′30″E / 40.990°N 29.025°E / 40.990; 29.025

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